FIFA Fan Fests in Brazil during

Fifa coinshas released an in-depth document detailing the dizzying array of facts and figures that combined to make up the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil.Want to know how often Goal Line Technology (GLT) was required? Or how many jobs were created? What about the fastest goal, or the number of HD cameras filming the event? For all these stats and many more, relating both to Fifa Coins events on the field and behind the scenes, check out FIFA's exclusive guide, a few tasters of which are provided below.

5,154,386 attended FIFA Fan Fests in Brazil during the World Cup, with Rio de Janeiro's spectacular Copacabana site attracting 937,330 - the highest number in any individual city.171 goals, an average of 2.67 per game, made Brazil 2014 the joint-highest-scoring World Cup of all time, level with France 1998.7.2 billion USD in tax revenue shall be received by Brazil as a result of investments in the 2014 World Cup.3,429,873 was the total attendance for the 64 matches, the highest recorded at any World Cup since USA 1994. The average crowd of 53,592 was also the highest in two decades.

3,240 adidas balls, including both training and match balls, were used during the tournament.3 goal-line incidents were resolved using GLT in this, the first World Cup in which this innovation has been utilised.280,000 kilometres were flown by the teams during  Fifa 17 Coins the tournament - the equivalent of seven laps around the world.16,746 printed media accreditations were produced during this World Cup.3,127,674 food and beverage transactions took place at the stadiums over the course of the competition.
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